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01 / belief
“We can talk about that too because we’re experimenting with some new ideas in there that I think are novel and worth talking through.”
02 / belief
“We need to get to the point where the average quality of the hypotheses that the AI is generating is better than all the things above the line that we’re actually able to test that the best humans on the team have been able to do, before it will even be marginally useful for it. We'll get there I think pretty quickly.”
03 / belief
“Being able to mix that in with the right personalization is going to lead toward a product experience where… If you fast-forward a few years, I think we're just going to be talking to AI throughout the day about different things we're wondering about.”
04 / belief
“I think you're going to start seeing more specialization between different groups, if I had to guess.”
05 / belief
“My view on this is that he's the President of the United States. Our default, as an American company, should be to try to have a productive relationship with whoever is running the government.”
06 / belief
“I think we're probably in the early innings on that, and it's very hard to know.”
07 / belief
“I remember calling Alex Himel, the guy who runs the product group, running into him and I'm like, hey, I think we should probably pivot this and make it so that Meta AI is the primary feature of it.”
08 / belief
“I think what you ideally have is glasses and through the glasses there's one part of it where the glasses can see what you see and they can hear what you hear, and in doing so they can be kind of the perfect AI assistant for you because they have context on what you're doing.”
09 / belief
“I think you learn what matters to you, what's important, and your place in the world through repeatedly hitting your head against different challenges.”
10 / belief
“I think there's something to Jensen's original sentiment, which is that the entrepreneurial journey is very challenging, especially the early days when you're running a startup and there's the sense that what you're doing could just die at any moment and the volatility everything is just getting thrashed so much.”
11 / belief
“I think that there's the recency bias, and probably almost everyone here has an iPhone and I think that because of the recency bias, there's sort of this view that's like, oh no, this is just the superior way to do things, but I don't actually think that's a given.”
12 / belief
“We want to make sure that we have access to a leading AI model, right, I think, just like we want to build the hardware so that we can build the best social experiences for the next 20 years.”
13 / belief
“You've got to take this offer, because I just wasn't in a place where I had the sophistication to basically articulate a lot of the stuff around where we were going longer term. It probably wasn't super confidence-inspiring to them when I was like, "hey, I think we should turn this down because we're going to do this”.”
14 / belief
“I think we've sort of found our footing on what the principles are, where we think we need to improve stuff, but where people make allegations about the impact of the tech industry or our company which are just not founded in any fact that I think we should push back on harder.”
15 / belief
“We would hope that that'll be the case. But I think that at each point, when you're building software there's a ton of stuff that you can do with software but then at some level you're constrained by the chips that it's running on.”
16 / belief
“I think like a 70B model that we trained with a Llama-3 architecture can get better, it can keep going.”
17 / belief
“I think the intuition is that this stuff ends up being pretty important and valuable for both economic and security reasons and other things.”
18 / belief
“I just don't want to shortchange that. I think we have a responsibility to make sure we do a good job on that.”
19 / belief
“If you take the security one that I was talking about, I think someone with a weaker AI trying to hack into a system that is protected by a stronger AI will succeed less.”
20 / belief
“I think that at some point AI is probably going to surpass people at most of those things, depending on how powerful the models are.”
21 / belief
“I think that a world where AI is very widely deployed, in a way where it's gotten hardened progressively over time, is one where all the different systems will be in check in a way.”
22 / belief
“I guess our prediction going in was that it was going to asymptote more, but even by the end it was still learning.”
23 / belief
“I think you'll get smaller versions. One thing is that I think 8B isn’t quite small enough for a bunch of use cases.”
24 / belief
“I think that there's a lot baked into that question. I'm not sure that we're replacing people as much as we’re giving people tools to do more stuff.”
25 / belief
“I think people do it but I don't think this is something that can be quite as magical as just getting to a level of AI, getting a bunch of capital and putting it in, and then all of a sudden the models are just going to… You do hit different bottlenecks along the way.”
26 / belief
“Just to put this in perspective, I think a gigawatt would be the size of a meaningful nuclear power plant only going towards training a model.”
27 / belief
“I think we would probably build out bigger clusters than we currently can if we could get the energy to do it.”
28 / belief
“In a lot of game environments, this could be fine, but games tend to have their own style where you almost want to fit more with the aesthetic style of the game. But I think for doing meetings, one of the things that we get a lot of feedback on Workrooms where people are pretty blown away by the experience and this feeling that you can be remote but feel like you’re physically there around a table with people, but then we get some feedback that people have a hard time with the fact that the avatars are so expressive and don’t feel as realistic in that environment.”
29 / belief
“I think over the longer term potentially climate change is more of an existential issue. But in terms of people’s lives today, I think the exploding costs from these areas is such a profound issue, and the trend is so out of control.”
30 / belief
“I think you used the phrase “cost disease”when referring to the cost explosion of things like healthcare and education, student debt, and rent.”